Every Wall a Door
Delphine Aubert · Literary wartime suspense in occupied France
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Each of seventeen families controls one door in a hidden road across an occupied French port—and any household can shut its section.
Curfew has sealed the French port under German occupation when Teresa, a young carpenter, joins seventeen homes by cutting a concealed route through parlours, pantries and attic passages. No leader commands the path: every household controls its own threshold, and the arrangement survives on consent, discretion and care. As an occupying officer measures the walls and turns her work into a trap, Teresa must decide how much of the route she is prepared to destroy.
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- Delphine Aubert
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- 64,861 words
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- 4 hours, 20 minutes
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